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Sheffield City Council meeting - An important Invitation


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The Government are playing a clever, but cruel game with local government finance. This despite the fact that they claim to support devolving power and finance to local authorities. They are lying, of course.

 

I certainly hope so, seeing as "English Devolution" is actually nothing of the sort but rather part of a long term plan for an "EU of the regions".

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MPs are running the country, councils run local areas...

Councils have had funding cut massively, what makes you think that they haven't made redundant everyone they can already?

 

I'm not saying they haven't, I'm just saying its worth looking at seeing if these posts could be reduced. I feel it should be looked into that's all. The people at the bottom ate usually first to go. Austerity looks after the rich at the expense of the poor.

Have you also noticed in terms of percentage Labour councils have had there money cut the most.

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These salaries constitiute what fraction of 1% of the £1.3 billion of council spending.

 

These salaries are pretty much par for the course nationally in local government, health etc and a lot less than jobs in the private sector managing the same level of spend, staff management responsibility etc- and have their arms tied much more by having to meet increasing demands from increased legislation and demographic changes with less money to spend.

Jobs in the private sector are far more demanding as private sector companies have to make a profit and have competitors. Public sector jobs have none of that.

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Jobs in the private sector are far more demanding as private sector companies have to make a profit and have competitors. Public sector jobs have none of that.

 

Nonsense and a mass generalisation.

An example is that public sector have legal requirements to deliver certain things private sector have no requirements and so can drop anything they feel won't make a profit

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This is where all our money goes. Why should the Chief Executive get £80000 more than the Prime Minister?

 

JOHN MOTHERSOLE

Chief Executive £216,000

 

JEREMY WIGHT

Director of Public Health £98,453

 

SHARON SQUIRES

Director Sheffield First Partnership £81,645

 

JAMES HENDERSON

Director of Policy & Performance £81,645

 

JAYNE LUDLAM

Executive Director of CYPF £141,516

 

LARAINE MANLEY

Executive Director of Communities £141,516

 

WILLIAM GREEN

Executive Director of Place £141,516

 

EUGENE WALKER

Executive Director of Resources £141,516

 

SUSAN HIRD

Consultant in Public Health £81,618

 

CHRISTOPHER SHAW

Director of Health Improvement £76,922

 

LOUISE BREWINS

Head of Public Health Intelligence £67,805

 

E. COATES-MADDEN

Head of Communications £58,225

 

MARK TUCKETT

Head of Policy & Improvement £58,225

 

DORNE COLLINSON

Director of Children & Families £99,154

 

JOHN DOYLE

Director of Business Strategy £81,645

 

ANTHONY TWEEDY

Director Lifelong Learning(Skills & Com) £76,922

 

ANTONY HUGHES

Children's Commissioner for Sheffield £76,922

 

MOIRA WILSON

Director of Care & Support £81,645

 

LAURA PATTMAN

Director of Business Strategy £81,645

 

JANET SHARPE

Director of Housing Services £81,645

 

JOE FOWLER

Director of Commissioning £81,645

 

DAWN SHAW

Head Libraries & Community Services £58,225

 

NALIN SENEVIRATNE

Director of Capital & Major Projects £89,831

 

DAVID CAULFIELD

Director of Regeneration & Dev Services £89,831

 

PAUL BILLINGTON

Director of Culture & Environment £89,831

 

MICHAEL CROFTS

Director of Business Strategy £81,645

 

BRENDAN MOFFETT

Director of Marketing Sheffield £76,922

 

EDWARD HIGHFIELD

Director of Creative Sheffield £76,922

 

JULIE TONER

Director of Human Resources £81,645

 

BEVERLEY COUKHAM

Director of Business Strategy £81,645

 

ALINE HAYES

Interim Director of ICT £81,645

 

ANDREW ECKFORD

Director of Finance £81,645

 

GILLIAN DUCKWORTH

Director of Legal & Governance £81,645

 

JULIE BULLEN

Director of Customer Services £76,922

 

NEIL DAWSON

Director of Transport & Facilities Mgt £76,922

 

ANGELA CAWKWELL

Head Business Chge & Programme Delivery £68,484

 

ANDREW HOWELLS

Interim Director of Commercial Services £58,225

 

Total £3,299,810

 

 

Theres some lovely made up jobs for the boys in that list. instead of cutting services they could start by getting rid of half of these fancy ,pointless positions .

 

They have a director in public heallth on 98k , but also feel the need to pay a consultant 81k .

 

And what the hell is an "Executive director of place " ?

 

and an "executive director of CYPF "

 

both creaming 141K a year.

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Why do sf merge threads and make most threads incomprehensible

 

A lot of relevent information has been lost in the merging of these two threads which were looking at it from different viewpoints, in fact they haven't been merged so much as oblierated.

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Theres some lovely made up jobs for the boys in that list. instead of cutting services they could start by getting rid of half of these fancy ,pointless positions .

 

They have a director in public heallth on 98k , but also feel the need to pay a consultant 81k .

 

And what the hell is an "Executive director of place " ?

 

and an "executive director of CYPF "

 

both creaming 141K a year.

 

I'd guess CYPF is Children, Young People & Families - ie Social Services.

 

By process of elimination (ie whats missing from the Senior Directors) I'm guessing "Place" is Finance Director.

 

I think job titles should be comprehensible to the general public as far as possible.

 

D'oh - wrong on "Place"

 

Directorates and responsibilities here;

 

https://www.sheffield.gov.uk/your-city-council/roles-who/management-team.html

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